Hello,
I'm experimenting by trying to get google breakpad working under uclibc
on x86
This requires the getcontext function. I assume it is not in uclibc (I
was unable to find it)?
Any ideas what would be involved in adding it? The glibc code is fairly
impenetrable but it appears to be a
On 3/15/2011 5:23 PM, William Wagner wrote:
Hello,
I'm experimenting by trying to get google breakpad working under uclibc
on x86
This requires the getcontext function. I assume it is not in uclibc (I
was unable to find it)?
Any ideas what would be involved in adding it? The glibc code
Hi,
How should code be handled, that is not compliant? Should we add a config
option that disables/enables compliant code (even if other libc implementations
do it some other way or do not care)?
telldir()
- POSIX 2001/2008 says there are no errors
- man pages says that EBADF is allowed
On (15/03/11 23:05), Peter Mazinger wrote:
Hi,
How should code be handled, that is not compliant? Should we add a config
option that disables/enables compliant code (even if other libc
implementations do it some other way or do not care)?
telldir()
- POSIX 2001/2008 says there are no